$399,000

145± contiguous acres of Wayne County recreational land and pine timberland. Established planted pine covers much of the property with hardwood drains running the hollows, giving both year-round security cover and natural travel corridors for whitetail deer and wild turkey. Terrain rolls and breaks into ridges, benches, and hollows, creating the funnels hunters look for along with long sunrise and sunset views from the higher ground. Access is off Big Opossum Creek Road, a county-maintained gravel road, with approximately 700 feet of road frontage. An established internal road system reaches much of the acreage, so a buyer can drive, hunt, and manage the property from day one instead of building roads first. Existing openings and road edges are ready for food plots, and a small plot, a trail network, and stand locations are already on the ground. The surrounding country is large-tract timber and farm ground, which keeps pressure low and holds game. At 140± acres, the tract supports several stand sites, a habitat plan, and a camp.